PART Ⅰ．CULTURAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF CHILDHOOD 1
1．THEORETICAL SETTING－1954＆Margaret Mead 3
2．CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES IN CULTURAL CONDITIONING－1938＆Ruth Benedict 21
3．THEORETICAL APPROACH－1941＆Geoffrey Gorer 31
PART Ⅱ．OBSERVATIONAL STUDIES 35
INTRODUCTION 37
4．CHILDREN AND RITUAL IN BALI＆Margaret Mead 40
5．BALINESE CHILDERN＇S DRAWING＆Jane Belo 52
6．CHILDREN AND MUSIC IN BALI＆Colin McPhee 70
BALINESE BIBLIOGRAPHY 95
7．FRENCH PARENTS TAKE THEIR CHILDREN TO THE PARK＆Martha Wolfenstein 99
8．THE PLACE OF BOOK-LEARNING IN TRADITIONAL JEWISH CULTURE＆Mark Zborowski 118
PART Ⅲ．CHILD-REARING LITERATURE 143
INTRODUCTION 145
9．EARLY NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE ON CHILD REARING＆Robert Sunley 150
10．FUN MORALITY：AN ANALYSIS OF RECENT AMERICAN CHILD-TRAINING LITERATURE＆Martha Wolfenstein 168
11．CHILD-TRAINING IDEAS IN A POSTREVOLUTIONARY CONTEXT：SO-VIENT RUSSIA＆Margaret Mead and Elena Calas 179
12．PARENTS AND CHILDREN：AN ANALYSIS OF CONEMPORARY GER-MAN CHILD-CARE AND YOUTH-GUIDANCE LITERATURE＆Rhoda Métraux 204
PART Ⅳ．FANTASIES FOR AND ABOUT CHILDREN 229
INTRODUCTION 231
13．＂TOOTLE＂：A MODERN CAUTIONARY TALE＆David Riesman 236
14．＂JACK AND THE BEANSTALK＂：AN AMERICAN VERSION＆Martha Wolfenstein 243
15．＂MONKEY＂：A CHINESE CHILDREN＇S CLASSIC 246
16．A PORTRAIT OF THE FAMILY IN GERMAN JUVENILE FICTION＆Rhoda Métraux 253
17．THE IMAGE OF THE CHILD IN CONTEMPORARY FILMS＆Martha Wolfenstein 277
PART V．CHILDREN＇S IMAGINATIVE PRODUCTIONS 295
INTRODUCTION 297
18．FRENCH CHILDREN＇S PAINTINGS＆Martha Wolfenstein 300
19．THE CONSEQUENCES OF WRONGDOING：AN ANALYSIS OF STORY COMPLETIONS BY GERMAN CHILDREN＆Rhoda Métraux 306
20．SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE PLAY CONFIGURATIONS OF AMERICAN PRE-ADOLESCENTS＆Erik H．Erikson 324
PART Ⅵ．INTERVIEWS WITH PARENTS AND CHILDREN 343
INTRODUCTION 345
21．SOME VARIANTS IN MORAL TRAINING OF CHILDREN＆Martha Wolfenstein 349
22．DIFFERENTIAL PATTERNS OF SOCIAL OUTLOOK AND PERSONALITY IN FAMILY AND CHILDREN＆Else Frenkel-Brunswik 369
PART Ⅶ．CLINICAL STUDIES 403
INTRODUCTION 405
23．FRENCH AND AMERICAN CHILDREN AS SEEN BY A FRENCH CHILD ANALYST＆Francoise Dolto 408
24．TWO TYPES OF JEWISH MOTHERS＆Martha Wolfenstein 424
PART Ⅷ．EPILOGUE 441
25．IMPLICATIONS OF INSIGHT－I＆Martha Wolfenstein 443
26．IMPLICATIONS OF INSIGHT－II＆Margaret Mead 449
INDEX 463
INDEX 463